Here is a roundup of today's reviews and articles, covering various products such as cooling systems (Sama A60E Air Cooler), power supplies (be quiet! Pure Power 13 M 1000W), 3D printers (Creality Hi-Combo), and network-attached storage devices (UGREEN NASync DXP6800 Pro). Additionally, a review of the Narwal Freo Z Ultra robovac, which features AI-powered automatic sucking and mopping capabilities.
Cooling: Sama A60E Air Cooler Review: quiet and capable
Power: be quiet! Pure Power 13 M 1000W Report
Printers: Creality Hi-Combo 3D Printer Review
Storage: UGREEN NASync DXP6800 Pro review: Move over Synology, there's a new king in town
Other: Narwal Freo Z Ultra review: Automatic sucking and mopping, with AI!
Cooling:
Tom's Hardware: Sama A60E Air Cooler Review: quiet and capable
Sama steps into the air-cooling game with the A60E, an effective low-noise dual-tower air cooler.
Power:
APH Networks: be quiet! Pure Power 13 M 1000W Report
What sort of games do you usually find fun to play for relaxation? Most people think all games are meant to unwind, especially since few people do it for a living. However, there are many games I play that are not relaxing at all. For example, playing League of Legends or VALORANT is often not relaxing. I am often playing for-fun modes like ARAM in League, but it can get fiery at times. Worse yet, I am not good with strategic FPS games, as their quick deaths often leave me shocked more than anything. I would only ever play these games because I can play them with others. Even party games from franchises like Overcooked or Super Mario Party can get quite competitive. Single player games too can require a bit of brain power or forethought. The only games I have found to be stress-free are Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing, which is not too surprising. Between its open world and little instruction in the game, you are free to approach the game in any direction. Better yet, if you cannot do something, you can just go to sleep in the game and accomplish these tasks the next day. On the other hand, I am not sure how many people correlate relaxation and power supplies. For one, the PSU is a vital and crucial part of your computer, so you do not want to relax too much when shopping for one. However, I think a power supply should leave you feeling relaxed because you know it is capable to drive your system. In fact, you do not want it to be flashy or provide drama, as reliability is much more appreciated here. Today, we have the be quiet! Pure Power 13 M 1000W, which is yet another PSU in be quiet!'s Pure Power lineup. How will this latest option compare? Will it provide us with a drama-free and relaxing experience? Let us read on to find out!
be quiet! Pure Power 13 M 1000W Report (Page 1 of 4) | APH Networks
Printers:
NikKTech: Creality Hi-Combo 3D Printer Review
By combining their fast Hi 3D Printer with the CFS addon Creality has released a very capable and easy to use multi-color combo aimed at both new and experienced users.
Storage:
Neowin: UGREEN NASync DXP6800 Pro review: Move over Synology, there's a new king in town
UGREEN are new to the NAS game, offering a full range of their NASync series at the beginning of 2024 at CES. Despite this they seem to have made quite a splash with home lab and small business users, securing $6.6 million in funding on KickStarter from over 13,000 backers. A year on, and with backers having already received their products, the results are in and we were invited to take a look at the 6-bay DXP6800 Pro model.
Other:
Neowin: Narwal Freo Z Ultra review: Automatic sucking and mopping, with AI!
Narwall reached out to me back in October asking if I was interested in testing their recently released Freo Z Ultra robovac. There is not a lot of information online about the company that produces the Freo Z Ultra, from what I was able to find out, the company exists since 2017, and has patented its own DirtSense technology in China, claims to serve 1.8M+ users globally in 30+ countries and regions and boasts over 800 other patented technologies.
